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Announcements / Re: HAL is released
« on: January 13, 2013, 09:56 PM »
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That's actually not true.
So if a scheme is less complex, its rules don't have to be written? Honestly, I don't know what are you trying to say.
So you want an easy scheme like TTRR to be more complex by specifically defining where one has to finish in what way? Besides, as i said, everyone who played more than 2 TTRR's knows, that you can finish your worm in any way, as long as it touches or ends up on the finish. But ok, if you want, this can be added to the rules, it is just that this is as obvious as it is obvious that you have to move your worm from start to finish.
If you can do a 46 on such a map, then you sure know also that you can end a map by crushing into the ceiling. Seriously everyone who played 2-3 TTRR's knows this is a valid way to finish a map. Don't have to be "oldschool" to know.
Yeah, why don't we apply that to every scheme?
Probably because there are schemes which are a bit more complex than TTRR. See BnG for example, it needs to be over regulated to make people play fair.
That's actually not true.
So if a scheme is less complex, its rules don't have to be written? Honestly, I don't know what are you trying to say.
if u will pay 10$ to MI so u will have 3 communities like nino, angus or ever profe ;p
You're right that it is not written in the rules. But imagine how big the rule book would have to be if every eventuality would have to be listed there. And noone would bother reading it either. Therefor the guideline for one should be, if it's allowed in funners, then it's allowed in league games also. Especially in TTRR, as it is played in funners as in league games...If you can do a 46 on such a map, then you sure know also that you can end a map by crushing into the ceiling. Seriously everyone who played 2-3 TTRR's knows this is a valid way to finish a map. Don't have to be "oldschool" to know.
In each league are different rules, Here such I was looking and did not find...
Btw, talking of this, i never liked when peopl touch the finish on the side only. Imo one does have to finish on the finish, or touch the wall behind it. Touching the side feels like cheat really.
That rule should be written somewhere tho, not everyone is an oldschool player. Also that tradition can lead to kinda slippery situations. For example, if Riviva' turn was only about 0.3 seconds longer than Impo's head crash. It wouldn't be really fair, imo.
For me it's not a tradition that bunch of RRers in the past thought about and started spreading it. It's more like common sense here, because look - it's impractical to open the replay and count miliseconds frame by frame every time this situation occurs. And people usually finish their turns like that not due to mistake but it's planned to gain extra seconds.
Really, no need to add rule about it.
If you can do a 46 on such a map, then you sure know also that you can end a map by crushing into the ceiling. Seriously everyone who played 2-3 TTRR's knows this is a valid way to finish a map. Don't have to be "oldschool" to know.
ttrr basics
Good job, now we are waiting for Showcase 2013.